AirVape Legacy Pro

Pukka

Pukka

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seedy53 said:
i believe, you have to turn-in the old unit but i'm unsure that is the way it is done.
i would definitely like to know for sure.
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I've got both of my old Legacys (Legaci?) and iirc I've received the "Uncle Gary" discount on both my Legacy Pros.

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davesmith

davesmith

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Glass Blower
Hot damn did I ever register my airvape?! Can I still register it even if it was bought 2 christmas ago? Gonna have to go get it back from the person I loaned it too!
 
Dr. G

Dr. G

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Greetings, I cannot wait to get this vape...did you all read the bullshit happening with the Angus Enhanced? I am not taking any chances with any vapes. I am waiting to buy an ALP because I trust this company...and I don't expect any bullshit. It is so very important to know how your vape looks like on the inside more so than the outside...
 
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legalizeRO

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Owning a Migty showed me what a deep clean involves, and how often you HAVE to do it. I know I'm lazy, but life is too short, too much to do...
looking at the PRO, seeing that hidden corner after the bowl, the mouth piece.... I ... just... can't...
I want to see the PRO 2, but also wait on the Argo 2. They both promice straight glass path, which can't get more easy to clean.
Hopefully at least one of them arrives before 420...
 
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Gary-Airvape said:
hello Peeps,

So teaser: we straighten the airpath, so one brush can clean all the way, no more small parts, no more tricky corners. We built in a new screen, bigger, with colours, new heat insulation, cork cover outside and beatufil new colours.
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I've got one question though, what materials are on the inside? Having in mind the Angus Enhanced controversy
 
greenpager

greenpager

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I am counting days to the new release. Fwiw, I learned about the AVLP years ago just after the second and, I resolved, last debacle trying to procure some artisanal wooden foolishness 😑Even though I consider that experience a bullet dodged, I prefer to avoid repeating the experience (sigh). I respectfully encourage all y'all with legitimate doubts about cleaning and air pathways to maybe, um, hold off ordering 😬

Jk ... sorta. No, not sorta. I'm kidding. Yeah, I'm kidding.
 
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Dr. G

Dr. G

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Vapomans said:
I've got one question though, what materials are on the inside? Having in mind the Angus Enhanced controversy
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I think that is only fair to ask any and all vape manufacturers-how is the vape inside? ...can we see how the vape is made and what kind of materials are used?

After that Angus controversy, that issue has always been a part of my fear- 'using battery operated gear' ...so, in the beginning of my vape journey-I bought everything! ...and it was all SHIT.

Thank God for this board! It really opens your mind. Do extensive research and rely on companies like TM, LaMart products, and INHALE...for quality vapes that are safe. I love the ALP and saw a breakdown of it, and it was fine. I do believe that the designers of the ALP have a conscious.
 
dukes00

dukes00

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Another hurt, former Angus-fan here. Is the AVLP a good device to switch to? I know that a new one is coming, by it will surely be similar to the old one, right?
I specifically mean the vapor taste, is it top notch, like from an all-glass device?
 
Dr. G

Dr. G

Vapman Collector Vapman Beta Tester Museo Vapman
Greetings,

I am sorry to hear about the Angus. This is my two cents about the ALP. I am able to have an opinion because I have owned many ALPS and Angus I have had two of them...the OG and enhanced model of the wood og...

The ALP is remarkable in many ways...from my simple perspective the flavor alone is worthy. The new model of the ALP coming out in April will fix most of the problems it had. You will be able to have a better air flow and the ability to clean it will be better. The ALP is certainly smaller and able to be concealed much better.

The best thing about the ALP is that it is safe to use. This company has been around for awhile and the engineers are always adjusting and making it better. After the Angus disaster...I would worry lots about the vapes you use. That is why I stick now to what I know and my Vapman, Volcano, TM and the ALP are in my rotation. I feel comfortable.

I used my Angus approx. 12 times each. I never really liked it at all. Another I do not like at all is the Solo 3...cannot get into it. Anyway, buy the ALP with extreme confidence...

...save your money and wait for the upcoming deal.

Regards,
DrG

PS I think it's the duty of vape reviewers to tear them down and show us what is in there instead of trying to sell us vapes. I want to know how it is built inside...funny how reviewers just gave the Angus the thumbs up when it came out. From now on...make sure that you know what your vapes looks like inside and what kind of materials are being used inside.



dukes00 said:
Another hurt, former Angus-fan here. Is the AVLP a good device to switch to? I know that a new one is coming, by it will surely be similar to the old one, right?
I specifically mean the vapor taste, is it top notch, like from an all-glass device?
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Dr. G said:
Greetings,

I am sorry to hear about the Angus. This is my two cents about the ALP. I am able to have an opinion because I have owned many ALPS and Angus I have had two of them...the OG and enhanced model of the wood og...

The ALP is remarkable in many ways...from my simple perspective the flavor alone is worthy. The new model of the ALP coming out in April will fix most of the problems it had. You will be able to have a better air flow and the ability to clean it will be better. The ALP is certainly smaller and able to be concealed much better.

The best thing about the ALP is that it is safe to use. This company has been around for awhile and the engineers are always adjusting and making it better. After the Angus disaster...I would worry lots about the vapes you use. That is why I stick now to what I know and my Vapman, Volcano, TM and the ALP are in my rotation. I feel comfortable.

I used my Angus approx. 12 times each. I never really liked it at all. Another I do not like at all is the Solo 3...cannot get into it. Anyway, buy the ALP with extreme confidence...

...save your money and wait for the upcoming deal.

Regards,
DrG

PS I think it's the duty of vape reviewers to tear them down and show us what is in there instead of trying to sell us vapes. I want to know how it is built inside...funny how reviewers just gave the Angus the thumbs up when it came out. From now on...make sure that you know what your vapes looks like inside and what kind of materials are being used inside.
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This is what leads to Vape manufacturers taking shortcuts. You cant just assume everything is peaches and dandy. At the last avlp release I was one of the ones asking Apollo what the vape contained inside, the current iteration of the AVLP is safe to use. This was confirmed. No matter the previous track record everything in todays society has to be questioned, its when we become complacent that things like the Angus Enchance happen. I was the third person to get the OG Angus for example, I ditched YLL after that. They proved to me that they arent trustworthy during the first iteration of the OG Angus. They'll never regain my trust.

I'm hope airvape will share details about what's inside, just like they did last time.
 
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dudeguy

dudeguy

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Well, I am really glad I decided to return my AE earlier this year after a few test runs. If I give battery vapes another try it has to be one with an emphasis on clean materials used from a serious developer. So far the AVLP2 sounds great, hopefully more details will be revealed soon.
 
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Octavia

Octavia

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Vapomans said:
I'm hope airvape will share details about what's inside, just like they did last time.
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Did they ever show the teardown, or was that a third party? I remember earlier in this thread there was some back and forth about not wanting to divulge trade secrets before someone leaked the schematics, but it’s been years so my memories might be off.

Would definitely like to see a teardown or schematics for the next gen though! My only issue with the current gen is that difficult to clean right angle bend in the airpath (and plastic), but love the aesthetics otherwise.
 
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Octavia said:
Did they ever show the teardown, or was that a third party? I remember earlier in this thread there was some back and forth about not wanting to divulge trade secrets before someone leaked the schematics, but it’s been years so my memories might be off.

Would definitely like to see a teardown or schematics for the next gen though! My only issue with the current gen is that difficult to clean right angle bend in the airpath (and plastic), but love the aesthetics otherwise.
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From memory I remember them sharing the schematics and materials after some hounding, but could be misremembering. Although I know I wouldn't have bought two otherwise as I consider it a must to share. Otherwise no bueno
 
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